sueño

Meaning

Noun

1. (masculine) sleep, slumber
2. (masculine) sleepiness

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of soñar

Concepts

dream

😴💭

sleep

😴

sleepiness

daydream

reverie

vision

slumber

sleepy

😪

dreaming

nap

pipe dream

revery

sleeping

😴

slumberousness

somnolence

waking dream

wish

castle in Spain

oneirism

ambition

air castle

apparition

aspiration

castle in the air

daydreaming

doziness

drowsiness

hope

kip

Synonyms

somnolencia

ilusión

dormir

😴

ensueño

gana de dormir

visión

soñar

😴💭

tuto

descansar

adormecido

😪

despiste

soñoliento

😪

acción de dormir

sueño del opio

sueño fantástico

tuto

caraja

torrija

cabeceada

aspiración

😴💭

ambición

cabezada

cansado

😫

pesadilla

pretensión

quimera

siesta

utopía

Hyphenated as

sue‧ño

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈsweɲo/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: suenno

Inherited from Latin: somnus

Cognate with Portuguese: sono

Cognate with Italian: sonno

Cognate with Sicilian: sonnu

Inherited from Latin: somnium

Cognate with Portuguese: sonho

Cognate with Italian: sogno

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish suenno, from Latin somnus (“sleep”), from Proto-Italic *swepnos, from Proto-Indo-European *swépnos. Compare Portuguese sono, Italian sonno (“sleep”) and Sicilian sonnu (“sleep”).

Sentences

Tengo más sueño que hambre .

I'm more sleepy than hungry.

Todos teníamos el mismo sueño , y con esfuerzo , dedicación y compromiso lo logramos .

We all had the same dream, and with effort, dedication and commitment we achieved it.

Olguín escribió el libreto de la ópera " Despertar al sueño " de Federico Ibarra .

Olguín wrote the libretto for the opera "Awakening to Sleep" by Federico Ibarra.